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A specialty ice cream shop tucked away in an alleyway, "Xiao Liang Yuan" uses seasonal fresh ingredients to handcraft unique ice cream flavors. Each day, only one flavor is available, based on ingredient availability. By combining different teas, liquors, herbs, and fruits, they create richly flavored, multi-layered ice creams that satisfy all visitors in taste, aroma, and presentation.
Collaborating with local Taiwanese farmers, the shop provides the freshest and most natural quality to every customer. (Image source / Xiao Liang Yuan Ice Cream Specialty Shop)
Using various teas, liquors, herbs, and fruits to craft uniquely rich and layered ice cream flavors. (Image source / Xiao Liang Yuan Ice Cream Specialty Shop)
Committed to being all-natural with no additives, Xiao Liang Yuan works with local Taiwanese farms to deliver the freshest and most natural quality. For example, their "Black Leaf Lychee Ice Cream" uses seasonal lychee pulp, enhanced with wild berries and ginger lily for flavor, along with a hint of lime liquor. The slight acidity brings out the lychee's natural sweetness, topped with a drizzle made from ginger lily, honey, and wild berries. Its intense flavor is only available once a year—miss it and you'll have to wait until next year.
Limited-edition handmade desserts are also a popular item in the shop. (Image source / Xiao Liang Yuan Ice Cream Specialty Shop)
Paired with a refreshing fruit tea, it’s the perfect cool treat. (Image source / Xiao Liang Yuan Ice Cream Specialty Shop)
In addition to ice cream, Xiao Liang Yuan also offers limited-edition handmade desserts, another fan favorite. Visit the shop for an ice cream paired with dessert or a refreshing fruit tea—it's the ideal summer cool-down spot.
【Info】
Xiao Liang Yuan Ice Cream Specialty Shop
Address: No. 34, Lane 148, Section 2, Fuxing South Road, Da’an District, Taipei City
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